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   Use SHFileOperation.  This is assuming you want an API.  If you want =
a utility use XCOPY /O.  Also look at XCOPY /X.

Rich

  "You Can"  wrote in message =
news:MPG.188174da2c6b71b49896d3{at}news.barkto.com...
  The following question was posted:
  http://www.ntdev.org/archive/ntdev9902/msg0161.html

  "Does anyone know of an equivalent to the Win32 CopyFile call which=20
  reserves the source file's ACL's (I.e. security data on which=20
  users/groups may do what to the file) and duplicates it for the=20
  destination file?"

  My question:  Are there any utilities/services that would do this via=20
  the network? =20
  A friend has a Peered LAN that contains an aging file server.  He is=20
  currently installing another to that its place.  He doesn't wish to =
stop=20
  the old until the new is replicated.  The old is NT 4.0 and the new is =

  W2K.

  Secure Copy (http://www.smallwonders.com/SecureCopy.htm) would do but=20
  too expensive for possible one time use.
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  Any suggestions would be appreciated!

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  l'bodacious -
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   Use
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assuming you want an API.  If you want a utility use XCOPY =
/O.  Also=20
look at XCOPY /X.
Rich
 

  "You Can" <lbodacious{at}myrealbox.com>=">mailto:lbodacious{at}myrealbox.com">lbodacious{at}myrealbox.com>=
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  in message news:MPG.188174d=
a2c6b71b49896d3{at}news.barkto.com...The=20
  following question was posted:http://www.n" target="new">http://www.n=">http://www.ntdev.org/archive/ntdev9902/msg0161.html">http://www.n=
tdev.org/archive/ntdev9902/msg0161.html"Does=20
  anyone know of an equivalent to the Win32 CopyFile call which =
reserves the=20
  source file's ACL's (I.e. security data on which users/groups may =
do what=20
  to the file) and duplicates it for the destination =
file?"My=20
  question:  Are there any utilities/services that would do this =
via=20
  the network?  A friend has a Peered LAN that
contains an =
aging=20
  file server.  He is currently installing another to that its=20
  place.  He doesn't wish to stop the old until the new is=20
  replicated.  The old is NT 4.0 and the new is =
W2K.Secure Copy=20
  (http://www.smallwonde" target="new">http://www.smallwonde=">http://www.smallwonders.com/SecureCopy.htm">http://www.smallwonde=
rs.com/SecureCopy.htm)=20
  would do but too expensive for possible one time
use.  =
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  suggestions would be appreciated!-- l'bodacious=20
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